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Seller_hllly0cPjqjMp

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i can not find the “Business and Contact Information” on my seller account?
I am new how can I solve this problem to activate my account

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Seller_hllly0cPjqjMp

Legal entity for Individual‏

i can not find the “Business and Contact Information” on my seller account?
I am new how can I solve this problem to activate my account

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Seller_NoLYurmb006tq
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Your post makes no sense at all it sounds as if your saying you don’t know you own business name and address which would be a worry, maybe try explaining things properly

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Seller_DROodOAYHftnc
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There are two types, legal entities, of account:

  1. Business accoount, where you are buying stock to sell on, and you can be either a sole-trader, limited company or partnership
  2. Individual account, where you are simply selling off your own personal second-hand items, such as books, CDs, DVDs etc.

Then there is the choice of 2 selling plans:

  1. Professional, where you pay a monthly fee £30
  2. Individual (I think they may now call that Basic), where you pay an extra fee per sale.
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Seller_hllly0cPjqjMp

Legal entity for Individual‏

i can not find the “Business and Contact Information” on my seller account?
I am new how can I solve this problem to activate my account

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Seller_hllly0cPjqjMp

Legal entity for Individual‏

i can not find the “Business and Contact Information” on my seller account?
I am new how can I solve this problem to activate my account

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i can not find the “Business and Contact Information” on my seller account?
I am new how can I solve this problem to activate my account

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Seller_NoLYurmb006tq
In reply to: Seller_hllly0cPjqjMp’s post

Your post makes no sense at all it sounds as if your saying you don’t know you own business name and address which would be a worry, maybe try explaining things properly

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Seller_DROodOAYHftnc
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There are two types, legal entities, of account:

  1. Business accoount, where you are buying stock to sell on, and you can be either a sole-trader, limited company or partnership
  2. Individual account, where you are simply selling off your own personal second-hand items, such as books, CDs, DVDs etc.

Then there is the choice of 2 selling plans:

  1. Professional, where you pay a monthly fee £30
  2. Individual (I think they may now call that Basic), where you pay an extra fee per sale.
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Seller_NoLYurmb006tq
In reply to: Seller_hllly0cPjqjMp’s post

Your post makes no sense at all it sounds as if your saying you don’t know you own business name and address which would be a worry, maybe try explaining things properly

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Seller_NoLYurmb006tq
In reply to: Seller_hllly0cPjqjMp’s post

Your post makes no sense at all it sounds as if your saying you don’t know you own business name and address which would be a worry, maybe try explaining things properly

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Seller_DROodOAYHftnc
In reply to: Seller_hllly0cPjqjMp’s post

There are two types, legal entities, of account:

  1. Business accoount, where you are buying stock to sell on, and you can be either a sole-trader, limited company or partnership
  2. Individual account, where you are simply selling off your own personal second-hand items, such as books, CDs, DVDs etc.

Then there is the choice of 2 selling plans:

  1. Professional, where you pay a monthly fee £30
  2. Individual (I think they may now call that Basic), where you pay an extra fee per sale.
30
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Seller_DROodOAYHftnc
In reply to: Seller_hllly0cPjqjMp’s post

There are two types, legal entities, of account:

  1. Business accoount, where you are buying stock to sell on, and you can be either a sole-trader, limited company or partnership
  2. Individual account, where you are simply selling off your own personal second-hand items, such as books, CDs, DVDs etc.

Then there is the choice of 2 selling plans:

  1. Professional, where you pay a monthly fee £30
  2. Individual (I think they may now call that Basic), where you pay an extra fee per sale.
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